Biden may deter China by revealing its assistance to Russia, Intelligence Committee chairman says

It Biden administration’s Beijing’s decision to make intelligence public and declassify it indicates that Beijing might be looking to provide lethal aid. Russia The following are the recommendations: war in Ukraine The chairman of the House Intelligence Committee said that they could not do so.

The decision was made to share the intelligence by Chairman Mike Turner (R.-OH). “incredibly important” It is possible to purchase a Washington Post Live Event on Tuesday. He said that this might deter. China From actually implementing the assistance. U.S. officials stated repeatedly that the intelligence suggested China may be considering Russia’s assistance but they have not taken a final decision.

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“I think the administration has done a bit of one thing that’s incredibly important, and that is that they released the intelligence that it was their conclusion that China was considering giving weapons to Russia,” He elaborated. “That’s allowing us right now to have this conversation. It’s allowing embassies across the world to have this conversation and Europe to react. If Chinese weapons show up on the battlefield of Ukraine, it will be obvious we will see them — we’ll pick them up. It’ll be easy to identify that there.”

It happens. “this would be a considerable step of aggression on the part of China,” Turner was also added. “The administration has allowed that conversation to happen by releasing the intelligence so that we could have a conversation, and I think that impacts the outcome.”

Biden’s administration released declassified intelligence for the first time in February. It was the latest in their strategy of publishing intelligence proactively in an effort to protect the public.